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Tuesday,
Nov. 13, 2012
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Now that voters have approved California's Proposition 39, which will increase taxes on some corporations, the real fight lies ahead in the state Legislature: dividing up $2.5
billion intended for energy efficiency projects in government buildings.
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Helen Clark, the administrator of the United Nations Development Program, argued that a lack of coordinated
global action on climate change is undermining efforts to alleviate extreme
poverty, affecting food prices and water insecurity, and
exposing millions to diseases.
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Researchers at the School of Medicine have helped 11 California hospitals improve their rates of breast milk feeding for premature infants, a strategy that carries implications for helping hospitals adopt underused practices.
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Open Enrollment reminder: Remember that Open Enrollment runs through Thursday, Nov. 15. You can change your health and life benefits for 2013, reenroll in your health care and/or dependent day care Flexible Spending Account(s) and add or remove dependents. Get more information about your benefit choices on the Stanford Benefits website.
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Lightning talks, food, contests, prizes and activities for the kids? WHERE IN THE WORLD would that be? . . .
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